Eccentric Mr Clark Stories in Prose
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Out upon the cur! He sets his mangy foot upon the sod, And grass grows rank and withers at the touch, And tangles into wiry thatch for snakes To spawn beneath. The very air he breathes Becomes a poison gas, and generates Disease and pestilence. Would he were here, That I might whet my sword against his ribs, Although his rotten, putrid soul unhoused Would breed a stench worse than my barber s breath. The dog! The damnable Pistol. Hist! here he comes! God s body! master, has he overheard, Tis co...ck-crow with thy ghost!
(Enter Pot ns. ) How now, my Jack Prince ass of Jacks, methought I heard thee braj.
99 A REMARKABLE MAN Falstaff. Ay, well and marry! for thi varlet here Deserves more brays than praise, the scurvy dog! Good lack! thou might st have heard me call him dog A pebble s toss from this; but now that thou art come, My dagger-points of wrath do melt away Before thy genial smile as icicles Might ooze to nothingness at summer noon. That other flask, you dog! and have a care Thou handle it more gently than the first, Lest I, as thou didst it, thy noddle burst.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Out upon the cur! He sets his mangy foot upon the sod, And grass grows rank and withers at the touch, And tangles into wiry thatch for snakes To spawn beneath. The very air he breathes Becomes a poison gas, and generates Disease and pestilence. Would he were here, That I might whet my sword against his ribs, Although his rotten, putrid soul unhoused Would breed a stench worse than my barber s breath. The dog! The damnable Pistol. Hist! here he comes! God s body! master, has he overheard, Tis co...ck-crow with thy ghost!
(Enter Pot ns. ) How now, my Jack Prince ass of Jacks, methought I heard thee braj.
99 A REMARKABLE MAN Falstaff. Ay, well and marry! for thi varlet here Deserves more brays than praise, the scurvy dog! Good lack! thou might st have heard me call him dog A pebble s toss from this; but now that thou art come, My dagger-points of wrath do melt away Before thy genial smile as icicles Might ooze to nothingness at summer noon. That other flask, you dog! and have a care Thou handle it more gently than the first, Lest I, as thou didst it, thy noddle burst.
What to read after Eccentric Mr Clark Stories in Prose?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Riley, James Whitcomb, 1849-1916 to read onlineMoreLess
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